Our Leaders

I like to describe my role as wearing two hats. Half of me is in charge of global learning design, content strategy, and curriculum design and development. The other half works closely on the growth strategy for higher education, workforce, and corporate sectors.

I lead the learning design team and am involved daily in a lot of pre-sales presentations and business development activities.

One of the most rewarding moments was articulating LearningMate’s first learning design framework, ENGAGE. This was a global effort that I led. Before I joined LearningMate, we had nothing concrete related to learning design. It was truly a team effort, and I loved all the marketing around it.

We created beautiful slides, a position paper, blogs, and podcasts. Now, we're conducting basic, intermediate, and advanced training for this framework.

Previously, with learning designers in India, Cape Town, and the US, we were all on our own.

Now, we're unified and creating next-gen learning with AI, gamification, and personalized learning. The demo showcases what LearningMate can do. It was nerve-wracking due to time constraints, but university clients engaged well with the AI components, seeing the bot in action. Incorporating this into our pitches has given us a unique vision and improved client dynamics.

I was attracted to LearningMate because of its strength in learning design, tech, data, and AI. I see LearningMate as unstoppable, a trait rooted in our founders. We're always ahead of the curve, not fearing the future. Higher education is experiencing real challenges today, and LearningMate is uniquely positioned to help universities survive and thrive.

We need to get the word out more effectively. Our can-do attitude and willingness to take risks and grow with our partners make us ready for future challenges.

Oh, what fun! I’d say, don’t sweat the small stuff. Don’t get attached to results; do your best and let it go. In this high-pressure world, the core of all suffering is attachment. Take even more risks; it’s worth it. Trust yourself—you know more than you think. If something seems off, ask questions.